Shop Amazon’s Last Minute Deals – 19 Magazines for $5 Each

Now until December 26th, you can buy perfect last minute gifts with Amazon’s $5 Magazine Subscriptions. You can select from 19 top magazines for just $5 each and then, if desired, email the gift to your recipient. Visit the Holiday Offers Page today to get your magazines.

With Amazon’s New Holiday Offers

Where did the year go? The Holidays are rapidly approaching so to help you take advantage of the busy retail season and maximize your savings, Amazon created a Holiday Offers Page that highlights key activities happening in their retail stores.

You will find seasonal essentials, hot trends, weekly deals and discount offers for every Holiday shoppers’ needs in electronics, toys, fashion, home and more.

Visit their Holiday Offers Page today »

(& How to Avoid Them)

What’s your typical day like? Do you feel like you’re stuck on a treadmill going slightly too fast? Always wishing there were more hours in the day? How about your priorities – do you feel like they’re getting tended to, or are you always putting out fires, one step behind?

Being stuck in a reactive, race from fire-to-fire, mode is a sure sign that you are making at least one, if not all, of the three most common productivity-killing mistakes.

Mistake #:

1. Confusing a laundry list with a to-do list. There is a significant distinction between a laundry list and a to-do list. A laundry list is simply a running tab of all the things, important or not, that you would like to get done. A to-do list should only comprise those 4-5 tasks per day that are truly important.

2. Missing opportunities to batch similar tasks. When you approach your to-do list as series of individual tasks, you nearly always waste significant chunks of time. Tackling related tasks in one whack, whether they’re errands you need to run or phone calls you need to make, is the most efficient way from Point A to Point B.

3. Failing to Look Ahead. It’s easy to do when you’re spending all your energy just keeping your head above water. But sooner or later, those important but not urgent things you keep neglecting will demand your attention – and wreak havoc on your schedule.